By Christina Stock — Tomorrow’s weekend edition of The Roswell Daily Record is brimming full with stories and events.
Readers learn everything about Roswell’s Rotary Club seeking students who are interested in taking part in the club’s one-year high school exchange program.
Just as important are Roswell’s vulnerable children, and those who are interested in stepping up to foster one of the kids. The feature story “It takes a whole family” covers the realities of foster care.
Also, our weekly Around Town Calendar features Chaves County’s organizations that may need more support, offer classes and services.
Wondering what to do and where to go this weekend? If it is in Roswell or throughout New Mexico, our calendars highlight the best events through the upcoming week.
Our columnists Rick Kraft, Janice Dunnahoo and have this week’s sage advice about the right to vote; then step into the past and learn about the first train to Roswell and life after the fire, when the KBIM TV station aired daily news by former Roswell TV reporter, Roger Riley.
If you missed the game Goddard vs Portales, check out the details in this upcoming edition.
Some events get sent to us too late for print; that’s when this newsletter comes in. For Veterans Day, Nov. 5, veterans and their loved ones are welcome to join Goddard High School’s 18th Annual Veterans Day Assembly at 1 p.m. in the big gym. On Nov. 11, Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell is holding its Veterans Day celebration, starting at 11 a.m. Planned are a special campus celebration and presentation with guest speaker Mike Winters to honor local service members and veterans.
Interested in joining Roswell’s big Veterans Day Parade? It has this year the theme, “Let Freedom Ring.” The ceremony starts Nov. 14 at 9 a.m. at the Chaves County Courthouse, and at 10 a.m., the parade starts heading from the courthouse to the Wool Bowl on Main Street.
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